Japanese crossword «Liss»

not sure what Liss might be but nice picture

I love the reflection. I feel the wind and sun on my skin, hear the bird and water sounds, smell the outdoors. Now breathing deeply, slowly, peace descends... ah, Bliss! Bliss! \o/

Muy bueno y divertido!

Liss - the seaside city from Alexander Green's stories. Sailing vessels came into its harbor.
Green is a bright writer

Incorrectly wrote. It is necessary Grin

This reduction from Grinevsky

A strong image for the sparseness of the 'dots'.

The author's life is both interesting and sad: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Grin

Very creative

Nice!

It is a good image, but I didn't particularly like the puzzle! There was too much blank space for my taste!

Credit to Vigil though, you do excellent images.

Good

Thanks for the credit, Jimbobovalsocks. Do you want to tell that it too just is solved?
It is pleasant to me when without huge calculations from foolish points, sticks and spots the image suddenly is born.

I love foolish points. I don't be able to solve this puzzle without this points.

very nice scene

Maluca, Vigil speaks no English and computer translation from Russian to English can lead to many sad misunderstandings. I think Vigil is referring to the last method for solving crosswords described on this site where you count up a lot of 1's and 2's to figure out where to put the x's.
Vigil no habla ingles y las traducciones por google de russo a ingles puedan causar confusion. Creo que Vigil refiere al ultimo metodo de resolver la rompecabeza que se explica el sitio en lo cual tiene contar muchas 1 y 2 y averiguar donde meter los "x" para terminarlo.
My son (who is fluent in the Guatemalan dialect) did the Spanish.
I love all the nationalities on this site and hope we will continue to work for mutual understanding.

Another beautiful image from an amazing artist. Fiddly to do but I always know your puzzles are worth persevering with. Spassibo, Vigil!
(I also enjoy your info on the background to pictures.)

Yes, Sheryl, maybe, I incorrectly used the word " foolish". Better "strange". Strange points, strange sticks, strange spots... and suddenly picture

You really do the best puzzles, thank you

Very evocative for so little. Excellent

I love how you use minimal pixels yet create beautiful pictures that tell the whole story.

superb !!

Very nice - thank you :))

Excellent

Excellent!